On Why We Do ItA Poem by Kelly A. Brown
On Why We Do It
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I wish I knew the answer as to why I find myself saying I love you even though I feel anger beyond description Without any recognition of why it is I say I love you in this moment of all moments made In this moment of seemingly clear and crystal hatred, disgust the only emotion trembling my hands I despise your presence in my presence, my sacred righteous space of enlightened souls In my life, my mind, my thoughts not co-existing with yours in that singlesouled way That sickeningly enviously awful, yet truthful, yeah, it's out there somewhere, soul-mate way Funny, isn't it? How we see those slightly barely visible conceivable stars sometimes in that blackest black of night Those nights when the moons are all eclipsed from the silent flood of Insecure ramblings and false accusations of you aren't one with me and you don't really make love to me And that sly color that is really the absence of color altogether Disrupting the clearness of that same midnight dream---you know, that one we all have Yeah, you have it too Starlight outshined by the boiling of the blood, that I'm right churning fiery rush of I hate you That feeling inside when you think you're right (yeah, you know you're wrong in a way) Because you know they're wrong in that same vain of (incompatibility) False values (false connection) Separation of value judgments You think I'm wrong No--- I think you're wrong Oh, it's all bullshit really I love you is buried underneath Yeah, dig a little deeper To find that glorious light unseen by smog, clouds, pollutions, rainstorms, thoughts of you and I in Those moments when I think Yeah, maybe I don't really mean it when I say I love you Not in that eternally blissful way I see you in my singlesouled fantasies But, the light prevails! Continually even when it's Invisible to the naked eye, the same mortal logical straight-laced thinking square, but curved inside, eye we All have Yeah, it's universal Behind my blue corneas, that damned part of me you could never really see unless You dissected my soul and stripped me of my outer logical thinking That yeah, I see what I see mentality where nothing else exists, but this Six months of darkness, that seasonal depression we always talk about When it's nighttime for the longest time, yeah, it seems like forever Those moments when I sit there in your gaze, the one that is saying Yeah, I hate you, but really whispering in your never-been-kissed-before-I-came-along Lips of sadness and lonely nights and tears on pillows, that silent whisper shouting Yeah, I love you © 2008 Kelly A. Brown |
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1 Review Added on February 8, 2008 AuthorKelly A. BrownNJAboutI am a writer...I try to write from my soul. I am a fan of Charles Bukowski, Jack Kerouac, and the like. I love crazy poetry, but dislike poor spelling. I guess you can tell more about me by rea.. more..Writing
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